We know all too well that Avengers: Judgment Day Will put robbery Downey Jr.’s return to MCU as Doctor Doom Front and Center, but if there are believes rumors (first discussed by entertainment journalist Matthew Belloni on Town Podcast), Chris Hemsworth’s Thor will be the new Marvel film’s secondary lead sign.
Chris Hemsworth’s potential casting update in Avengers: Judgment Day That makes sense, considering that he is the most prominent Avenger of the flock out of the film’s confirmed role crew, which means it is only natural for him to step up to lead our heroes as the beginners find their feet and the X-Men makes their full transition to their new cinematic universe.
I should emphasize “confirmed” here. After the study’s five hours Avengers: Judgment Day Role crew that convinced millions of people to see a lot of empty chairs is still suspected that a large percentage of actors involved in the film has been kept under wrapping. If one of the original Avengers who survived appears after Thanos-Kaos appears, it could be end games (word games calculated) to Thor’s leading man’s reputation. Still, how much attention someone can successfully pull away from Doom itself, to see.
Either way, I have been watching Hemsworth’s movements in the structure of Judgment Day Film shooting (in a non-stalking, valued way), and one of his biggest new projects probably explains how he is prepared for Marvel’s most great moment in the decade. And if I am right, everyone else he is quadruating up to be careful.
Chris Hemsworth’s new series unlimited was ideal training for Thor’s return in Avengers: Doomsday
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I’m talking about the second season of Unlimited: Live better nowHemsworth’s documentary series made in connection with Darren Aronofsky, Disney+ and National Geographic. We go out of the course from how he was pushed to his boundaries for the first time, instead of exploring how to live a better life through three challenges with high efforts that focused on pain, fear and cognitive decline. Translated, it means scaling the tallest man-made climbing climbing wall in Switzerland, which is put through South Korea’s strict SAS training program and teaching the drums to play with Ed Sheeran on his latest sold-out stage tour.
Not only does it mean that Thor can now Serenade Doctor Defeat with ‘thinking out loud’ if it all goes up his stomach, but the physical and mental demands of Hemsworth’s tasks should mean that he is in the best possible form of giving the action -packed performance in his life. From the trailer alone, we see him pushing through feats, which even his stunt -double has not had to endure, go far beyond the typical fitness regimes we know that the actor has always kept pace with. He is not so successful when he is connected to a spasms simulator while trying to play Jenga with his friends, but hey, even the best of us is wiped out by a bad stomach.
Taking two huge physical feats within the last year probably means that Hemsworth’s resilience is built to brand new levels where the Swiss climbing wall and the South Korean training regime are among the most difficult in the world to get through. It is also likely that he has built a new kind of tolerance for dealing with pain (Section 3 will look at this more direct), which means he can push himself longer on Marvel’s set. Does this mean that Doctor Doom can do less fictitious damage to our alleged lead -Avictor? I want to believe that.
Fortunately we’ll come to Unlimited episodes a lot before than we have to wait to find out if Thor really is our second lead in Judgment Day. Unlimited Arrive at Disney+ (internationally) and Hulu (USA) on August 15, 2025, with all three episodes released at once. Judgment Day Arriving in cinemas on December 18, 2026, delayed from its original release date on May 1, 2026.
